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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1972
Page
5
A dubious self-help column narrates Terry G a 38 year old man described as a sex inept husband who contemplates suicide. It prescribes a 90 day diet quit smoking and weight loss to combat presumed obesity and sexual inadequacy urging his wife to add cheesecake as a perk.
Dr William Brady warns readers in Beverly Hills about heart kidney artery system health. He urges careful examination for adults over 30, promotes walking over alcohol, and offers a monograph for 36 cents with a refund if readers do not feel better.
In Indianapolis AP The three judges formed a tentative judgment to start the recount in the U S Senate race between Sen Richard L Roudebush and incumbent Hartke. The Supreme Court had to certify signs from two more judges before the recount becomes final. the district court had already certified Roudebush by 4 383 votes. Hartke obtained a temporary injunction to strain recounts in 11 Indiana counties. the official order arrived Monday.
INDIANAPOLIS AP A civil suit seeks 1.3 million against Muncie National Stockyards and Wingate National Stockyards alleging price fixing and Sherman and Clayton Act violations. Plaintiffs Paul and Sarah Wingate claim Marhoefer Packing Co and the Muncie firm conspired to set cattle prices, with damages including 600 000 and 200 000 plus punitive.
Honor rolls feature Alexandria Monroe High School students across Freshmen to Seniors earning all A and B grades for the first grading period of the second semester. Named are Freshmen Tina Buck and others. Sophomores Donetta Farmer and Deborah Swanson. Juniors Krisann Buckhardt and peers. Seniors Keith Ashby and Janet Reed among several honorees. Elementary and middle schools list eighth and seventh graders including Teresa Alexander and Tamara Bailey, with multiple names per grade. A few students overall achieved four A’s and B’s, such as Bob Bartlett and Jill Abner.
Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb and Mrs. Whitcomb will depart April 4 for a goodwill visit to Japan with about 13 other governors and spouses. The trip is arranged by the State Department with expenses for Whitcomb’s wife paid by the department. The governor noted the idea originated with the National Governors Conference before Nixon’s China trip and said they expect to return April 16. He also commented on a favorable state tax collection report, avoiding comment on a potential special legislative session.
Summitville council passes second and third readings of Ordinance 334 banning junk cars and schedules publication. Street bids from Martin Paving Co. under advisement. firm to be notified in two weeks. Board to buy time certificates with sewage sinking fund money. Fire department invites board and spouses to annual banquet April 1. Park board reorganized, members named. Methodist and Westeyan churches to appoint representatives. Marshal Jim Harmon reports February: two accidents, three traffic arrests, one parking arrest, nine traffic warnings, five parking warnings, two thefts, five hours in court, 290 hours on duty, 350 miles patrolled.
Anderson High School announces its annual spring band concert for March 22 at 8 p.m. in the AHS Gym with two new groups, the Brass and Woodwind Choirs, led by Donald Hoffmann and Jerry Pierce respectively. The full band also performs Dawn of Peace and other works before attending the Indiana State Playing Band Contest on April 2 at Southside High in Muncie. last year the ensemble earned a first division rating.
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